Is there anything something like "https://www.example.com/jira/rest/agile/1.0/sprint?project=XYZ", to retrieve all the sprints in a JIRA Software project. The JIRA platform API can retrieve projects info and the JIRA Software API can retrieve sprints for a given board.
We have our user stories and corresponding tasks (set as children of the storiies) moved into particular sprint. Along with those, we have some bugs put into the same sprint, too. Now, if we set W...
Used JIRA for a long time and have moved to Visual Studio Team Services. How do you close the existing sprint and start the next ..the dates ending does not automatically roll it forward to the n...
However, my Backlog shows that there are 149 issues without any filters applied, implying that there are 56 issues that are not being shown. I have identified several of the missing issues, but cannot discern why these issues are not showing up either in my active sprints or the backlog, regardless of whether or not they are assigned to a sprint.
My Azure DevOps boards are not showing all sprints (iterations) in the Iteration selection for the filter. I am missing last month's sprint. I can find all work items through a query, and I have some
4 In JIRA Agile I know I can look at the sprint report to see all the issues completed in that sprint and manually count them. I can also query for all issues completed in a particular sprint like: project = MYPROJECT AND status = Done AND Sprint = nn However what I want is a count of the total number of issues completed in each sprint.
We use corkboard with printed Agile Cards. I would like to be able to create filter in JIRA's Issue Navigator to find issues that were added to the active sprint in the last 24 hours, last 2 days, ...
The Sprint Backlog breaks down the work on the Product Backlog into tasks that can be picked up in a Iteration/Sprint. This view represents what used to be called the "Scrum board" in old revisions of the Scrum Guide. Each of these views shows data about the work in progress, but each view shows it in different ways.